Get ready to add a little spooky charm to your Halloween with these adorable Halloween Pillow Boxes! Whether you’re handing out candy, creating party favors, or gifting something small, these printable pillow boxes are the perfect finishing touch. Best of all, you can choose between two fun designs: a cute Pumpkin or a friendly Frankenstein. And the best part? Theyโ€™re super easy to make!

pumpkin pillow and Frankenstein pillow boxes

Related: Love giving fun treats? Check out this popular post, featured in Womanโ€™s Day Magazine, for the cutest Halloween-themed candy bar wrappers!

DIY Halloween Pillow Boxes

These pillow boxes are a cute and easy way to add some Halloween spirit to your celebration. Perfect for gifting small treats to friends, neighbors, or classmates. Grab your free printables and get crafting!

You can grab the PDF for easy cutting or the PNG to use with your Cricut

  • Print the Pumpkin Design on orange cardstock for a classic Halloween vibe.
  • Print the Frankenstein Design on green cardstock for a fun and spooky twist.

How to Print & Cut with the Cricut

Making a bunch of these Halloween Pillow Boxes is a breeze with the Cricut! Once you upload the PNG file into Cricut Design Space, you can quickly print , load them onto your cutting mat, and let the Cricut do all the work. In just minutes, you’ll have perfectly cut pillow boxes ready to fold and fill. It’s the perfect solution if you’re short on time or need to make a large batch of treat boxes for a party or event. With the Cricut’s precision and ease, you can whip up a whole batch in no time!

Simple Steps

  • Open up Cricut Design Space on your computer. Select new project.select new project on cricut design space
  • Upload the PNG file to Cricut Design Spaceulpload imageupload image
  • Select Browse and locate pillow box png file on your computer and select.upload image
  • Click continue.uploaded image
  • Select Apply and continue.
    remove background
  • Select Flat Graphic and this hit continue.select flat image and continue
  • Add Tags (optional) and select upload.
  • image details
  • The image will be too large.
  • resize pillow boxSince I wanted to cut two pillow boxes on one page, I rotated the image, sized it to 4.68 x 7.73, and copied and pasted another one.resize pillow boxes
  • Select both copies and then choose attach.attach images
  • If the image is too large you can select to have it auto-sized or play around with sizing until it is just how you need it. Select Make when you are ready.
  • Select continue.select continue after checking print area
  • Select send to printer.
  • send to printer
  • Sensor marks are added. Select next.sensor marks added
  • Check print settings. Select Print.print set up
  • Verify print quality. Select Done.verify print quality
  • Select material. I used a lightweight cardstock.select material

  • ready to cutLoad mat into the Cricut and press the flashing light to cut.load mat into Cricut machine
  • Once the image is cut, remove from the mat. cut pumpkin pillow boxes
  • Fold boxes along dotted lines. lightly fold pillow boxes
  • Place a generous amount of glue on the flap to fasten. Make sure to only have glue on the flap. Leave flat. Once the glue is dry fold in the ends.glue and fold pumpkin pillow box

Cute and easy Halloween treat!

pumpkin pillow box with chocolates and spider rings around the edge

Fill with your favorite candies and treats. No tricks only treats here.

pumkin box end open with Halloween treats showing

No worries if you donโ€™t have a Cricut cutting machine! Iโ€™ve included the files so you can easily cut them by hand. But seriously, a Cricut is such a fun tool to haveโ€”it opens up endless creative possibilities! If you’re curious, you can check it out here (this is my affiliate link). If you decide to buy, Iโ€™ll receive a small commission at no extra cost to you. Win-win!ore Halloween Fun

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